YY te Bulletin, Mt. — lhe Joy, P. a., Thursday, April 28, 1949 ' _REG'LAR FELLERS OWL LAFES Donegal Airport News | ox. About 38 students of Ontari ( vou KIN BUY MAFF INT'REST IN CNE OF TH' \_ BEST GOIN' BUSINESSES ) Bible College were taken airplane IN TOWN / rides at Donegal Airport Friday by ii — Pilot Joseph Wolgemuth and Alvin TU Ye Sy Reist, Harold Newcomer and John Mu- rr | i 3. AN & mma flew to Saltillo to pick up | 1 Geni NE six hundred baby chicks ordered i eS. by Mr. Mumma, George Minnich, Lew Sauters, Ray Gutshall and John Hawthorne visited Bloomsburg Municipal Air- T WEA H R ot HE [HE Adam Greer resumed his Pri- By S. H. MILLER | Pilot Course last week. Mercury enters Gemini on May! Jim Landis visited several local 2, and leaves on July 12, 1949. airports Sunday including York, Watch travel pickup. It is retro- BY He 1 and Annville grade from May 23 to June 16, Harry Risser made a three hun- this will cause trouble in long A WwW 0 Ww L dred mile cross country trip to distant communication, radio, te lee | West Lafayette, Ohio. Mr. Ris- phcne, railways, etc Busines A lot of Gecrge Mumper's | Ser leit Donegal Airport Saturday stockmarket, finances, will be bee ¢ C i je mj iy friends and 1 Florin are | Morning and returned Sunday af- ow inflation peaks, more normal ds 1 1g! 5 at lorn 1 A giving him the laugh but don't | prices, business as usual but pro- nal Ebir 1 r duce lower 101 y - | forget, ‘He who ohs last laugh Dcnaid Robbin and Marty duction lower, moving Mor to | ; : Moore landed : \ ‘aster ward a depression than a OOM, best’ and is George laughing X inded at the Lancaster wd lepress : : 4 ) av last wk he fie | Municipal Airport Sunday. taxation will go higher. he One day last week he lo: nis A : a > 4 Bie Mr. Wenger, flying from Cham- planting dates 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 15, | wallet containing his drivers and : oF ati ards togetl th ali | bersburg visited the local airport 16, 20, 24, and 25 Poorest i int- | cgistration cards together with all | . oo. | . yom Thursday. Mr. Wenger is related ing dates 4, 5, 6. Best days to | the other documents and 380 in : . - i ; | 2 . : | to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Herr of cut hay 1, 9, 10, 17, 18, 27, 28. cash. But, after worrying about | ah : it for a day, he found the wallet in | ©" Next best 5, 6, 13, 14, 22. In a| pair of trousers he had worn the A meeting of the Denegal Dudes few weeks the beautiful planet of a Ja SL > 1 Lled( voiil - : previou Flying Club was held Sunday af- Venus will be an evening star in day nevious, : N v that n ne happen 1 ternoon. Plans for the purchase the west for the balance of the INC na ca ever app 0 : ! printers a t of "em ‘only f another airplane were discussed. vear. Saturn moves into Virgo on rinters because most of ‘em only : i lala ward and John Hawthorne flew to Wil- again high north on the 30th. sure is swell to look ferward to an . ld Vl : cathe Id fashioned Memorial Day cel mington Delaware for a supply of these dates are noted for weather ol asnioned Memoria oo : . ,. | parts Wednesday. change, warm weather except in Eration right here at home. Let's | : od : 1 ke 1 1 tions won. We Signt seeing flights over local the second week when a sharp nll make these donations whe by ; as ) hed local points of interest, included: dip and cooler can be expected. are asked. : . a Mascnic Homes,. Long Level, Safe 1, windy; 2, cocler, 3, clear; 4, Harbor, were flown Sunday after- clouding up; 5, warmer; 6, rain; when they were Lucky ays down at the opening game at I hilly last Tues lay a ir] in back of him watched seven innings without a remark, and then finally she said: “Isn't that pitcher mar- velous? He hits their bats no matter where they hold them.” One of the laborers on the new rcad job below town remarkec taat “Aprii Showers bring muddy feet."—Here I was May always flowers. Was down at Havre de Graw on Saturday and while waiting for the races I milled through the big crowd and overheard this conver- | of all the raised in sation.: "One-quarter horses in the country are the Middle West.” “Which quar- ter?” Many a person has an excellent um in life, but no ammunition. Just when we were prepared for Jim Stehman and Ollie Snyder to eéppear in their natty French caps, they blow into Sloan's both wear- big black, llen hats and all the Texas accents that go with 'em. Anyhow, they had the coke crowd howling, but what next? Seconds is thirds. An uptowr eceived an in- taticn to a vel ritzy formal dinner wasn well ver ed on w do or w but hc walt until someone decided else made a move and he'd follow {ne cue. Everything went perfect and the men had finished their liquer and cigars, when the hcst suggested: “Shall we join the ladies?’ And caught off guard, our local man asked: “Wassamat- | ter, they coming apart?” I've been trying house, to buiid bird around house drive me nuts with all thous: to do it. Solos 1 finished the ind and one stion You n ever got his 1.001 wives ineir on how know, it a wonder temple with telling him what to d A reader told me he Alma Mammy Knot Normal.,~== Well, after all who i Down at the Lancaster airport on Sunday during the TWA shin- dig, several local gals weye gig- gling and making ty common by Yet all get themselves pret- their they beisterous- ness. were trying to do was the attention of a cute pilot standing nearby. Real- izing what was eating them, he suddenly walked over to them and asked: “Wanna fly?” Well, the girls practically fainted dead away, but one recovered enough to say: very much.” And the pilot, smiling, said: “Wait; I'll catch .you one,” and with that he walked away. Those femmes were so humilated they dug . for their car and left. Today's Beauty Hint—For better looking hair — use a comb. Isaac Walton's please take note! | A member of the fairer sex has thought it noon. A few of those participat- 7, clearing; 8, cooler; 9, clear; 10, ing were: Martha Yeagley, Gerald hice; 11, warmer; 12, windy; 13, Hossler, Phyllis Hoffman, John windy: 14 showers; 15, wind Landis, Richard Gallo, Mr. and squalls; 16, cooler; 17, clear: 18, Mrs. Bill Aller, Henry Weber, Bill nice; 19, clear; 20, warmer; 21, un- | | Risser, Stehman Landis, Al Forry, settled; 22, clear; 23, windy; 24, Warren Greenawalt, Herb Shelly windy; 25, rain; 26, windy; | and Norm Heisey. re A pee. MOUNT JOY NET TEAM SCORED ANOTHER WIN Mount its victorious Joy's net squad continue Monday, the march Patton courtmen being this time. the losers clearing; 29, An a world cof windy; 28, clear; 31, born lady cooler; warmer. aquarian | lives in her ham- | | wn per 1 swer and permits nothing to her progress, she will not an- letters must to it. your unless there is an almost She .is careless about her promises, “ A man born in this sign i a 5 Singles wonderful bait for panhandlers, | Ranck, Mt. Joy, defeated R. Car- ,.4 if you make him wait in hijs| penter, 6-4, 6-1. . A | Bates, Mt. Joy, defeated W. Car- auto for you Oh, what goes penter, Patton, 6-0, 6-4 through ‘his mind, they are born Kramer, Mt. Joy defeated Crane, between Jan. 20 and Feb. 18, any 6-2, 6-2. year. Beaston, Mt. Joy, defeated Lewis, semesters 6-3, 6-1. Engle, Mt. Joy, defeated Springer, 6-0, 6-4. Doubles Ranck and Bates, Mt. Joy defeat- | ed R. Carpenter and W. Carpenter, 6-1, 6-4 * and Garber, Mt. Joy, de- and Lewis, 6-2, 6-4. | eet tl ees: se JOY HI TENNIS TEAM MT. EASILY DEFEATS MANHEIM T. Mount Joy High marched to an easy victory over Manheim Town- a | ship yesterday 7-0 | Singles | Ranck, Mt. Joy, defeated Kant, | 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 Bates, Mt. Joy defeated Born, 6-1, 6-1 n, Kramer, Mt. Joy, defeated Mar- EARL D. MILLER | un, 6-0, 6-0. Farl D. Miller, Grantham, Minis- | Beaston, Mt. Joy, deteated Koh- ter of Music at Market Street | ler 6-1, 6-1. Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg Engle, Mt. Joy, defeated Richards direct the Grantham 6-0, 6-1. Society in its presentation of the Doubles | tanck and Bates, Mt. Joy, defeat- | ed Kent and Martin, 6-2, 6-2. Kramer and Garber, Mt. Joy, de- feated Kchler and Born, 6-2, 7-5. a, i]é Thursday's Games In Section One of the County | Hi th School League, these games | were played last Thursday. Mount Joy easily defeated East Donegal 9 to ‘2, Elizabethtown shut out Marietta 7 to 0 while Manheim easily defeated East Hempfield 14 At this time Elizabethtown is leading the parade with a clean slate done it again, but the hard way. It reads likke Nauman, at this — Eberle’s Darlene Beauty Shoppe had quite a thrill while trout fishing the other day. It seems Darlene stocd for quite some time and was just about to up when something struck her all of a sudden. She jerk and the rod in so Darlene started yelling for and for a moment we thought she | was going in the _ creek after it | but instead she pulled the line'and a bit of excitement’ she fish ‘therself—a 15 1-2 Al] she needs is a fishing rod, but she still in- sists the loss was well worth it. give gave a two, help line broke after quite landed the inch trout!! now You, reader. A WISE OWL! Thank Fg” the Forum Building at “St. Paul’ Oratoric in of the State | Education Harrisburg, May 3, 1949. A graduate of the Chicago Musi- | cal College and Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N. Y., Mr. Mil ler is now rehearsing the 240 veice society for its annual choral | event. Miller is head cf the Depart- | ment of Music at Messiah College | in Grantham. Dr.H.C.Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM 163 S. Charlotte St, Telephone 137-R Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 | Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P, M, Tues Fri. 9:20.1:00.2.5 P.M, ELIZABETHTOWN 16 E. High St. Telephone 24.R Sat, | | | | | | | | | [ Beer!Call 3-4189 For Home Delivery WACKER SPRENGER VALLEY FORGE PIEL’'S PRIOR | ROLLING ROCK ! ALE & PORTER ! Victor J. Schmoll | —Distributor— OPEN UNTIL 9 @. M. Drive In For Curb Service | West Main St., Mt. Joy y FOR HAMS > Satueday, April 30 AT 1:00 P. M. Benefit of Florin Fire Florin Hotel At The Walter Florin, Pa. Company Trough No Need To Frown When You Use ESSO - KENDALL PENNZOIL MOTOR OILS Famous for their long wear and fuller weights, these oils are the best for the heavy traffic ¢f spring and driving. 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